This has been an issue in the UK for awhile. People from some countries can't even open accounts with digital banks easily. This has also popped up in the USA and Canada of late. Don't put your eggs all in one basket!
Farage is a well known racist. If you believe in libertarianism (as farage does) you believe private businesses can choose or deny any client they wish.
I remember back in the 1990s my Nigerian friends could not open an account. Also, Americans in the military based in England. At that time Marks & Spencers refused them a store card and also for a long time would not take credit cards at all in their stores The Global banking system really needs a big shake up - they own a lot of the infrastructure and doing all they can to stop crypto from being successful as well.
Well, looking at the other side of things, do you know if they had the necessary documentation n satisfied minimum requirements to open an account ? Coz u don't want any random person to open an account, which we know can be misused n digital banks are quite susceptible to that.
I suppose we should be grateful that the banks took the opportunity to use someone as high profile as Nigel Farage to teach the rest of us that we should not have blind loyalty to the banks, OR keep any value with them that we can't afford to lose.
@hoaacres7084 Obvious to you and me, but most people (foolishly) rely on cards and don't carry cash. Those people could end up starving if it happened to them.
@@MrEdrftgyuji Everyone who lives on the other end of the socioeconomic spectrum knows this as well. I'm always afraid my card won't work in the supermarket from a computer "error". The amount of times I've seen a big corporate screw up makes it a general fact of life. Banking and computing done by the lowest bidder on the cheap.
if you blindly attached to banks or FARTAGE you can expecting another life scams. Do not worry about iresponsable traitors they are paid in backwards envelopes Ruzzians and maga world will never let high rank faragists to starving File and ranks will pay the bill..
As an American, I legitimately without question will say start learning Russian. There may be a drop off in amenities but beautiful women, the Orthodox Church and the pick of weather even between Miami-like... Sochi to traditional Moscow/St. Petersburg. However draconian one finds Russia, traditional values, Christianity, God and the family are prioritised and nothing is much of an End Game scenario in the West than CBDCs. CBDCs = The End of Freedom...... Guns, Free Speech or not... it won't matter if they can stop you from eating over a political opinion or tweet. Game Over.
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461 Hilarious. Russia is on the brink of disintegration, all due to being run into the ground by a murderous gangster. Have fun over there with the Orthodox Church and its 'traditional values'. Hahahahahahahaha!
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461I do hope you would enjoy fighting in Ukraine as a conscript or jumping out of a window.. Anyway if you're unhappy with your life quality and freedoms in your country, there are plenty of other countries with much better freedom of speech and less crime and corruption, like Eastern Europe. This is so great that people since centuries have been flooding Western Europe or US seeking normal decent life. Anyway you can go unvaccinated and fart your spike proteins freely and the physical currencies have levels of inflation like it was digital already
I had been with HSBC for more than 25 years. I opened it because I knew I would be taking short term teaching contracts globally and not knowing much about banking at the time, I only knew that they were a global bank and I could deposit and withdraw in most countries. I have always had my permanent address in Canada and paid taxes here as well. January 2023 they froze my account for 11 weeks claiming they were trying to determine my Country of tax even though I had filled out the required documents they had requested. 11 weeks with zero communication (even though I called daily). beyond frustrating.
@@creuzm I visited an HSBC branch while visiting in the US ( I wanted to deposit some unused cash as my trip was winding down) I was told that HSBC in USA could no longer accept deposits to HSBC accounts out side of the US. When they froze my account I went to my home branch in Canada only to be told that they had no information other than what they were receiving from corporate. My own branch could not even understand the issue.
That's NOTHING. HSBC Hong Kong froze my account with over $1m USD and another million Euro. They forced me to do a 40 minute interview where they demanded to know such things as 1) where did the money come from? (Sale of crypto) 2) when was the first time I purchased Bitcoin? 3) what was the price of my first Bitcoin purchase? 4) How many Bitcoin I currently owned? 5) How many more millions of dollars I intended to deposit to them from Crypto. 6) many other invasive questions After that I had to fly to HK and demand they give me a million dollars and a million Euro, in cash, and to close my account permanently. I ended up having a meeting with the manager and left with an open account and $20,000 in cash. They did end up appointing me an account manager and issued me 2 unsecured credit cards each with around $22,000 credit limits. This was nice, but I will never forget they left me with no access to my own money for..... Drumroll please.... 3 months in total. I'm not even an American.
Same for me. HSBC in Hong Hong closed my company accounts down, without notice, due to an "Administrative decision". None one would give me a straight answer. I had to fly there to pick up a check for my funds. As I left the building, there were hundreds of local people settled in tents in a sit-in protest claiming that HSBC stole their land/property. This was in 2016 (I think) and that's when I believe China started putting the boot in!
What I've not seen in the UK is the use of SAR subject access requests to get all the data. What's interesting is they have done the same to Hunt, and he's the chancellor, hence chief regulator
I'm a Swede, my wife is American. I was looking around to where we could live: Sweden, USA or other place. When I spoke with Swedish banks, they told me if I ever get taxed by USA then they will CLOSE MY ACCOUNTS. I called around, every single one told me the same.
@@ZenityStudios it costs them too much to do all the regulatory compliance involved. Would you risk losing millions in fines while making a couple thousand a year? It's just a bad risk/reward ratio so they can refuse the business.
I would imagine complying with all of our banking and tax laws. Look at Jamie Dimond, getting raking over the coals for a few hundred million because they deposited cash from Jeffrey Epstein.
We *_do_* know ... because ultimately *_we_* always get stuck with the consequences (and cost) of their latest financial heresy when they can no longer hide it.
@@marccamp6376 People believe in so many historical lies. Slaves repeat the memes and what they learned in school like it's a religion. They don't know who their enemy is.
Nigel, you know who is behind this. Challenge the PM to a tv debate regarding CBDC and expose them for what they are. Millions of UK citizens are well aware this is coming and are concerned. Very concerned.
Quite. We need someone like The NIgel to speak on our behalf. He has some presence and contact within the media whereas you and I are unable to achieve what he has. Be ready.
Basically times are uncertain, the market is out of control, and banks are gradually failing. I was really hopeful of my investments this year, but all my plans have been disoriented. I've been studying the market crashes and I realized some investors made millions from the recent recession and I was wondering if such success rate could be achieved in this present market. Any recommendations?
I feel exceptionally lucky I started investing in my early 40s and compounded my income to create more cash flow. I opted for a more aggressive approach and so far I've made over $350k in raw profits from mainly blue chip stocks, real estate, precious metals, and high yield dividend funds. ever grateful to Trisha Jean Webb my F.A... House and cars all paid off and no other debt.
I’ve never been to a place like that. Denying cash is actually illegal. Federal reserve notes are required to be accepted for all debts public and private.
I thought that was just during the pandemic when they thought Covid could be spread that way. If they are still doing that they are breaking the law. Cash is legal tender.
I was sending money to South America to build my home years ago. The bank sent me a letter that my account will be closed with no explanation. I went to speak to the branch manager and he was very surprised. A bank can close your account with no reason and we can close the account without giving the bank a reason also.
Not always that easy getting your money back if it happens. You can't close an account if you owe the bank money, but if the bank owes you money they can close your account.
@@torontovoice1 It's different. If you close the account without giving a reason it could well be because of discrimination, which indeed is illegal. I know of a woman in a hair dressing salon that denied a Muslim to become a customer as she said "she wanted to choose her customers". Well she was sentenced in court for discriminating the customer. Why should it be different for a bank? Or is it "special rules" for banks? I see......
@@MrEdrftgyuji Well they can close your account if they have a good reason, if they don't it could be because of discrimination, which indeed is illegal. That's probably why they don't want to give a reason.
@@torontovoice1 OK so if I own a pub and I can see a guy comes in that I suspect or know have a different political view than myself I can ask him to leave, I don't have to tell him why other than it's a "corporate decision" or I can just say nothing. Well that's interesting. You can not deny people with another religion, but if it's politics it's suddenly fine? Is that really what you think is how it should be?
@@torontovoice1 Then it's something wrong with the law, plain and simple. In the UK if you go into a restaurant as a black man no one can deny you to enter, same, as if you enter as someone with a different political view you can not be denied either. It's discrimination if you are denied, and that is indeed illegal. that's why the banks usually refuse to give the reason, that is of course also illegal as we as humans have a right to know. A human right.
Canadians are a joke and they gave their country away to immigrants in a weird desperate attempt to not be like their big brother America. When in fact Canadians should have been emulating the American spirit, not knocking it down. Sorry but as a dual Canadian/UK citizen I have no time for Canadians anymore.
Last month, thousands of people and businesses in my community ALL got unbanked, over the course of a week. A Credit Union. On a Friday! No notification; so, no time to find another bank before the CU reported them to the credit agencies. Unless they found another bank within that window (closure-reportage), ALL of these people are now without a bank- and there are only 4 banks in our whole region. The very next week, businesses are closed, houses are up for sale and even an uptick in "judiciously placed" business fires. No joke.
@@adrianling Arid-zone-a. One-AZ (the biggest CU), local gas stations, private homes, restaurants, USA. Local fire depts are expecting more. They know it's all arson, they were alerted directly that it might happen- with more to come- and they don't WANT to see the connection, yet- which is unfortunate because of the heat-wave currently going on. All of our volunteer fire-fighters bank with them, too. I can't comment on any of the other banks doing this, I have only spoken to the people in the LONG lines outside the bank (also having experienced it myself). De-bank1ng is happening more than people realize because if it happens to little people, no one cares. It's all designed to FORCE desperate people to accept UB-eye and CBDCEE's.
@@danyellejorgensen4970 sounds like WEF, under their charter it states- by 2030 you will own nothing and be happy. Sounds like it's rolling out early with Gov assistance around the western societies. Good luck keep safe.
I don't think the problem, for Farage, is so much about Brexit; that's old news. I think that it's much more about his next political project: dealing with corruption in politics; the system itself.
I worked for this banking group, PEP's "politically exposed persons" essentially was a flag on accounts which noted that the account was not to be considered a "normal business" If Farage has US dealings, particularly where these funds are wired to his UK account, he would have had to declare that the company was controlled by him and that he is politically exposed. If the account was a historic personal account, or a business which was opened without the PEP process being followed, it would be closed as the identifier for the type of business cant be changed after opening. If its 43 years old, its possible that it was opened under another business type. Now, if he no longer meets the requirements for coutts private banking he cant re-open a new account which carries the PEP flag and he would be advised to open a retail business account with (the sister retail brands) where they can. There is a good chance that this is a mess up from what is a very badly run bank which is spiralling. However, it illuminates a very important concern we all should have which is access to a bank account, especially when you are a citizen of that country. Regardless of what you believe about Farage, we cannot allow selective rights of citizens based on beliefs... Thats a separate conversation but to be pragmatic, diversify. Have a back up, hope for the best but prepare for the worst and listen to Andrew.
@@craighiggs3029Well, of course "allegedly". Just allege that someone has "dealings with Russia/Iran/etc" and you have excellent tool to make their life in their country impossible and force them to leave. Nigel Farage isn't the first one in fact - Karin Kneissl had similar issues (banks won't open her an account) and is now somewhere in Morocco or Algeria.
I'm with the same banking group as Nigel. My account was frozen because I made a measly £10 charitablw donation to a good cause. In my case I got it unfrozen after a fortnight but was unable to speak to a human being for an explanation at any point. Don't fall for the bullshit that you have to be money laundering, abusive, or politically radical to get unbanked. All that is necessary is for the bank to notice you supporting ANY cause they do not agree with. All the banks started doing this recently even thought the legislation they base it on has existed for 20 years. Clearly it is an orchestrated policy of weaponising banking to suppress political dissent of any kind. It is quite simply a coup d'etat aimed at overthrowing democracy.
I had an account closed in Norway. As I had another dormant account in another bank I managed to get this open again, but I was given several sheets of paper which I had to ask all sorts of questions about crypto currency, if I was expecting a sum at over around 10k Euro to be transferred to the account from abroad. Apparently it was to do with new "EU regulations against white washing", well Norway is not even an EU member but what can you do they are like Soviet Union sneaking in upon you. So after around six months I needed to transfer 17k Euro as I sold an apartment in Germany and some of the money was needed in Norway for renovating a cabin. So a few days after I transferred I got a call from a rather annoyed woman in the bank, at least she sounded annoyed. She asked why I had filled out that I was not going to receive any money from abroad when I just had this amount of 17k Euro transferred. So I said well I did not have any plans for that at the time but now I needed it, whats the problem it's not a crime. It's from a German bank to a Norwegian bank so what's the problem?? Last time I checked German banks hardly handled illegal money. Well I needed to send them proof of what and where the money came from, the purpose of it bla bla bla, like I had done something really serious, transferring 17.000 Euro is a problem? Is it a problem for a Norwegian bank to receive money from an approved German bank?? I can understand if it was from Nigeria etc, but Germany? Well after some days I got a mail from the bank saying the "case was closed from their side", I almost got the impression that they had handed it over to the police fraud squad.. Very difficult to do anything these days with money that does not come from an employment situation, or benefits from the state. If you sell anything expensive like a property, a car, an expensive watch, a boat etc you are seriously questioned and treated like a criminal, I was probably lucky they did not close that account too....
@@AA-rs8gn “Study it” no need to, I study it every day mate, have not noticed anywhere that take bitcoin as payments. So unless it’s accepted in at least 80-90% of places it’s useless compared to normal currencies. Fact.
I'm nowhere in your bracket, but even I have ran into this. Wfhen I was still a schoolteacher, there was a random bank account I hadn't touched in three or four years. They closed it and tried their best to keep the money until I got a lawyer involved. We weren't talking about a whole lot of cash here, but it was the principle of the thing.
It's not just the truckers' protest in Canada. A number of years ago, there were sanctions against Iran, and anyone with connections with Iran had their bank accounts frozen. Some Canadian teachers overseas in Kazakhstan got caught up in Russian sanctions when trying to send money from Kazakhstan back to Canada. This kind of thing could happen to anyone overseas.
Poor Nigel Farage. He was one of the primary accomplices in driving his country to commit the biggest self-inflicted wound in its history (Brexit), and now it seems that the UK doesn't want him around any more. What a surprise. Good riddance you loathsome piece of trash.
West now in trouble and financial meltdowns it's matter time they will collapse the fait system will collapse Bric gonna announced new currency on August 2023 . The whole world is moving away west financial institutions and dumping u.s dollar
A few days ago my card expired so I went to my bank in Bulgaria where I have a property . To my surprise they told me i had to fill in a questionnaire with a lot of questions, give them payslips from the UK and tell them where i pay tax. When i asked the reason for all this they told me it s a new European Community policy !
If I were Nigel I’d get with some friends and start our own bank (even better would be a credit union for victims of political persecution and digital nomads).
@@AA-rs8gn Not really. Bitcoin requires electricity and internet to exchange. It also cannot be held in your hand. What we need is a currency set to the gold standard like the old days.
This is becoming a norm in the West. Similar story happened to Karen Kneissl - a former Austrian Foreign Minister. She as well had issues with bank accounts like this in EU and had to move to Algeria or Morocco.
I remember your wonderful interview with Nigel Farage, one of your highlights. I was thinking he could consider Serbia. Great to hear your proposals, Andrew and sure, Montenegro could be an option. Many countries do not want “Trump-like people” but Serbians are still very pragmatic.
What is Trump like people? People that want to save their Countries well in that case who wants to give their money to a bunch of globalists control freaks? Glad I have a bank that isn't political!
Farage banked with Coutts (a prestiguous private bank in the UK) and they actually stated that he had not been meeting the eligibility criteria (deposits/investments) for some time... They offered him an alternative account at another bank within the same group NatWest. I was relieved when I heard that this was the reason, I wondered if the UK were going down the same route as Trudeau did in Canada with the trucker's accounts... Either way I'm diversifying just in case.
First it comes for ….. the controversial …… then it comes for perceived trouble people ………. Then it comes for the rest of us …….. we need big solutions before it gets to that point
freezing someones banks account because they are controversial, I don't agree with. Terrorist -- yes, but in times of civil crisis that line can be blurred
There are a million reasons why they could have taken his account. They've been randomly closing people's accounts for decades. For Nigel to pretend like the closure of his bank account is a tipping point is very disingenuous.
Apparently, Coutts require a minimum of £1 million in this type of bank account. If you don’t have that amount of money in the account, matter how long you have dealt with the bank, Coutts close the account. Therefore, ask Nigel if he had £1 million in his account.
13:15 This is so true.. I once established an HK company, they referred me to HSCB, and their reply was "when can you come to HK to open your account?" Avoid these garbage cookie-cutter "company startup" firms.
He needs a big piggy bank. When the interest rate is so low as 1% in many developed nations, it's even cheaper to keep cash at home or somewhere safer. Bank charges are exorbitant. This is why the rich and wicked keep a secret account in tax havens. Nigel should ask Zelensky advice where to bank his money.
My mom had a problem with her bank. They said that her signature was no good. But after some arguing, they accepted her signature. So she then put her signature to the test, and withdrew all her money, and closed the account. In both signature cases, it worked perfectly. My personal experience was with the CIBC bank, who at one point created long ago their own ATM version called the "Instant Teller". However, for some time, there was a delay involved due to the instant teller not being tied directly to the main system. So it could take several days before a deposit actually enters your account. As a result of this delay, my rent cheque bounced. CIBC then tried to charge me $25 for this. I said, "No problem. I can take this to court. You call this an instant teller, yet this is actually a delay teller.". They looked at each other, and then said to me, "Forget about the $25 charge.".
If you want to speak the truth in a "first world country" then you have to be ready for the consequences. I'm actually amazed that he is still alive. Princess Diana didn't last that long
Brexit was a failure because they wanted it to be a failure due to Westminster doing their best to not implement it when you have an entire cabinet that was pro remain what do you seriously expect, the outcome was thwarted at every single level, get your head out of the sand and actually realise who's pulling the strings seriously...
Brexit wasn’t a failure. You don’t realize it yet but Europe is collapsing. Britain hasn’t dodged the bullet, but it’s in the middle of dodging the 16 inch artillery shell.
I had my bank account closed in Spain and I am a know body. Just a call to come to the bank as i was unable to withdraw money. I was told my account was being closed at the end of the month and I had to leave. No reason....
@@user-pf5xq3lq8i I went to go use my card and it wouldn’t work. I was on the way to my bank to ask them why and they called and said to come in. The man who opened my account 1yr before told me and my partner (he had a separate account) that the bank no longer wanted us and we had to the end of the month to withdraw our money and leave. We had to sign papers and everything. We asked why. He said he didn’t know as it came from higher up in the Madrid office. We were planning on moving back to France anyway so it worked out fine. But it was really strange. The same thing happened to my partner. Not able to access his money and then told to leave.
It was probably Coutts and he may have been offered a Natwest account. It's also possible that he was below the minimum balance for Coutts but a private bank should inform their client to increase their balance at least, not just close it abruptly.
No, 1984 would be Nigel disappearing and everyone forgetting he even existed. This is closer to something from a Tom Clancy novel with a hint of Atlas Shrugged.
Banking_service is an essential service and therefore should be free from political or personal bias. The bank accounts should be operated according to govt regulations instead of personal opinions of bank employees. "What if" scenarios are developing all over the world mainly targeted at suppression of population either by govt or private entities. Very bad times!
For a regular bank to close a 40 year customer's bank account, or for governments to direct financial institutions not to allow donations to be deposited into Go Fund Me accounts like donating to Canadian Truckers in 2020, or to WikiLeaks (as Master Card and Visa blocked back in 2010), instances like that sort of forces wise people to shift to the P2P decentralised crypto financial systems. Bring it on suckers!
When banks see that an entrepreneur/individual is making money and they are not (in the form of loans, new accounts, etc) is when they make up any excuse to stop you from making a living. It's pure envy and greed!
Banks here in the UK are being questions about not paying decent rates for savers...! Wish someone like you would help the littler people who watch you once in a while.😄😄😄
I didn't use your service but I generally avoid settling anything in EU and US. I like a lot of the cultural ideas like free speech and stuff but you hit the nail in the head when you talk about it. Freespeech is worse in the US and EU than the rest of the world. Freespeech is protected by law there, but you have to pay for it in legal fights, all the while getting cancelled for free. I do business in Asia, not in China anymore, and there are very few issues you have to avoid. Very few. And you don't get cancelled by randos. You get a visit by police and they'll tell you what is undesirable. It's not pleasant, but it is pretty darn clear and easy to work with as a business owner.
However the official excuse of the private bank was that Nigel Farage's bank account shut for :"falling below wealth limit" or financial threshold required to hold an account at this private bank.
By his own admission not the banks, also he’s received payments from sanctioned countries which attracts closer scrutiny. If you can’t prove where the money comes from they close the accounts end of. He’s just being a snowflake for being told he can’t have the special account.
Nigel Farage was one of the most interesting moments of Nomad 2022 in Mex City and, quite frankly, I thought the most fascinating guest speaker to listen too...
In times of crisis, I've seen folks accumulate up to $800K and even pull it off without any difficulty. If you are exceptionally informed and well-equipped, every crash or collapse has an equal market probability. The boom or crash will undoubtedly make someone extremely wealthy.
It has been reported by the BBC that he fell below the balance threshold to have an account with his current bank, but was offered an account in the poor persons banking arm of the same banking facility, Natwest
He also said seven banks refused him,and he said his bank that closed his account didn't give him a reason So I'm not sure if that BBC report should be believed
And this is in part why I preach to Westerners embrace and support multipolar world. It's bringing opportunity as the western world goes into an open dictatorship
There is an old saying “Be careful what you ask for, you just may get it” In the scenario you present the collective west will reap the whirlwind, because they have a romantic notion of the the alluring beauty of Soviet Era government. As they sink into the mire they also paint themselves into a corner with these sanctions...Essentially they defeat themselves...
Your savings are your dream and the government should not interfere with it. Sadly, your savings are coveted by the state, so they will be spent in a way that supports their agenda. Just as a house is our castle, so our savings are our dreams, and neither of the two should be encroached upon. Access to banking should not become tied to what someone believes. If we see any trace of this, it indicates that we are falling under a corporate dictatorship.
welp i dont have to be loyal to no banks anmore after nigel's story i might open some foreign accounts incase the bank decides to close my account for no reason in canada id still have my offshore accounts...
A fundamental issue is, no one reads the small print, It’s the predominant driving force, once you’ve signed INTO, a contract. Understanding that contract, is relatively straightforward, the close gap, is the issue,
This has been an issue in the UK for awhile. People from some countries can't even open accounts with digital banks easily. This has also popped up in the USA and Canada of late. Don't put your eggs all in one basket!
Farage is a well known racist. If you believe in libertarianism (as farage does) you believe private businesses can choose or deny any client they wish.
I remember back in the 1990s my Nigerian friends could not open an account. Also, Americans in the military based in England. At that time Marks & Spencers refused them a store card and also for a long time would not take credit cards at all in their stores The Global banking system really needs a big shake up - they own a lot of the infrastructure and doing all they can to stop crypto from being successful as well.
serves the racist filth right
Dude revolut is for small purchases... Max 1k
Well, looking at the other side of things, do you know if they had the necessary documentation n satisfied minimum requirements to open an account ? Coz u don't want any random person to open an account, which we know can be misused n digital banks are quite susceptible to that.
I suppose we should be grateful that the banks took the opportunity to use someone as high profile as Nigel Farage to teach the rest of us that we should not have blind loyalty to the banks, OR keep any value with them that we can't afford to lose.
You needed to be taught this?
@hoaacres7084 Obvious to you and me, but most people (foolishly) rely on cards and don't carry cash. Those people could end up starving if it happened to them.
@@MrEdrftgyuji Everyone who lives on the other end of the socioeconomic spectrum knows this as well. I'm always afraid my card won't work in the supermarket from a computer "error". The amount of times I've seen a big corporate screw up makes it a general fact of life. Banking and computing done by the lowest bidder on the cheap.
if you blindly attached to banks or FARTAGE you can expecting another life scams.
Do not worry about iresponsable traitors they are paid in backwards envelopes
Ruzzians and maga world will never let high rank faragists to starving
File and ranks will pay the bill..
Likewise with the EU and UK's theft of Russian investments. They are telling the non-Western world YOUR MONEY IS NOT SAFE WITH US, DO NOT INVEST HERE.
If we think this is bad, just wait until we have CBDC.
As an American, I legitimately without question will say start learning Russian. There may be a drop off in amenities but beautiful women, the Orthodox Church and the pick of weather even between Miami-like... Sochi to traditional Moscow/St. Petersburg. However draconian one finds Russia, traditional values, Christianity, God and the family are prioritised and nothing is much of an End Game scenario in the West than CBDCs. CBDCs = The End of Freedom...... Guns, Free Speech or not... it won't matter if they can stop you from eating over a political opinion or tweet. Game Over.
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461 "drop off in amenities" not if you are in St Petersburg or Moscow
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461 Hilarious. Russia is on the brink of disintegration, all due to being run into the ground by a murderous gangster. Have fun over there with the Orthodox Church and its 'traditional values'. Hahahahahahahaha!
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461 I have bad news, Russia is actively working on its own version of CBDC.
@@divorcelawyersuicideencour9461I do hope you would enjoy fighting in Ukraine as a conscript or jumping out of a window.. Anyway if you're unhappy with your life quality and freedoms in your country, there are plenty of other countries with much better freedom of speech and less crime and corruption, like Eastern Europe. This is so great that people since centuries have been flooding Western Europe or US seeking normal decent life. Anyway you can go unvaccinated and fart your spike proteins freely and the physical currencies have levels of inflation like it was digital already
I had been with HSBC for more than 25 years. I opened it because I knew I would be taking short term teaching contracts globally and not knowing much about banking at the time, I only knew that they were a global bank and I could deposit and withdraw in most countries. I have always had my permanent address in Canada and paid taxes here as well. January 2023 they froze my account for 11 weeks claiming they were trying to determine my Country of tax even though I had filled out the required documents they had requested. 11 weeks with zero communication (even though I called daily). beyond frustrating.
That is shocking! I thought HSBC would be sort of a safe haven. Maybe visit your nearest branch in person.
@@creuzm I visited an HSBC branch while visiting in the US ( I wanted to deposit some unused cash as my trip was winding down) I was told that HSBC in USA could no longer accept deposits to HSBC accounts out side of the US. When they froze my account I went to my home branch in Canada only to be told that they had no information other than what they were receiving from corporate. My own branch could not even understand the issue.
@@jennyhoman195 My HSBC account was closed in a siminal manner in the mid 2000s
That's NOTHING. HSBC Hong Kong froze my account with over $1m USD and another million Euro. They forced me to do a 40 minute interview where they demanded to know such things as
1) where did the money come from? (Sale of crypto)
2) when was the first time I purchased Bitcoin?
3) what was the price of my first Bitcoin purchase?
4) How many Bitcoin I currently owned?
5) How many more millions of dollars I intended to deposit to them from Crypto.
6) many other invasive questions
After that I had to fly to HK and demand they give me a million dollars and a million Euro, in cash, and to close my account permanently.
I ended up having a meeting with the manager and left with an open account and $20,000 in cash.
They did end up appointing me an account manager and issued me 2 unsecured credit cards each with around $22,000 credit limits. This was nice, but I will never forget they left me with no access to my own money for..... Drumroll please.... 3 months in total.
I'm not even an American.
@@Michael-Masi-2021China!
Just imagine when these decisions by banks are done completely digitally in accordance with governments for whatever reason they wish... Nightmarish.
The real nightmare for our country would be if someone like Niggle Farash had any power. Please no.
Same for me. HSBC in Hong Hong closed my company accounts down, without notice, due to an "Administrative decision". None one would give me a straight answer. I had to fly there to pick up a check for my funds. As I left the building, there were hundreds of local people settled in tents in a sit-in protest claiming that HSBC stole their land/property. This was in 2016 (I think) and that's when I believe China started putting the boot in!
The bank is a criminal money laundering network business. I guess they needed to raid people's ACC cos they stole the rest and cleared.
Lol that’s the Chinese government for you.
What I've not seen in the UK is the use of SAR subject access requests to get all the data.
What's interesting is they have done the same to Hunt, and he's the chancellor, hence chief regulator
I'm a Swede, my wife is American. I was looking around to where we could live: Sweden, USA or other place.
When I spoke with Swedish banks, they told me if I ever get taxed by USA then they will CLOSE MY ACCOUNTS.
I called around, every single one told me the same.
Why
@@ZenityStudios FATCA and FBAR, banks don't wanna deal with it
@@ZenityStudios it costs them too much to do all the regulatory compliance involved. Would you risk losing millions in fines while making a couple thousand a year? It's just a bad risk/reward ratio so they can refuse the business.
I would imagine complying with all of our banking and tax laws. Look at Jamie Dimond, getting raking over the coals for a few hundred million because they deposited cash from Jeffrey Epstein.
@@FourOneNineOneFourOne Yes. That's my understanding.
We should budlight the cashless system.
The irony. If only we knew what went on behind closed doors in banks and hedge funds.
We *_do_* know ... because ultimately *_we_* always get stuck with the consequences (and cost) of their latest financial heresy when they can no longer hide it.
An Austrian painter spoke hours and hours on public about it. Wonder why you never gave seen his speeches with subs anywhere?
@@marccamp6376 People believe in so many historical lies. Slaves repeat the memes and what they learned in school like it's a religion. They don't know who their enemy is.
@@marccamp6376send link for us. Would appreciate it greatly. Thanks!
@@marccamp6376😬
Banks having the capability to do this should be unconstitutional across alllll nations!!
you were thinking that you were free , just for minute.
Look into which demographic owns the banks.
Stop whining, this is still free country. Banks like everyone else can still choose who they do business with.
Nigel, you know who is behind this. Challenge the PM to a tv debate regarding CBDC and expose them for what they are. Millions of UK citizens are well aware this is coming and are concerned. Very concerned.
Very very very concerned. Nigel Fastrat, get some sleep now.
Quite. We need someone like The NIgel to speak on our behalf. He has some presence and contact within the media whereas you and I are unable to achieve what he has. Be ready.
Basically times are uncertain, the market is out of control, and banks are gradually failing. I was really hopeful of my investments this year, but all my plans have been disoriented. I've been studying the market crashes and I realized some investors made millions from the recent recession and I was wondering if such success rate could be achieved in this present market. Any recommendations?
Cryptocurrency crashed the last couple years, so it should be starting a new run to a new high.
I feel exceptionally lucky I started investing in my early 40s and compounded my income to create more cash flow. I opted for a more aggressive approach and so far I've made over $350k in raw profits from mainly blue chip stocks, real estate, precious metals, and high yield dividend funds. ever grateful to Trisha Jean Webb my F.A... House and cars all paid off and no other debt.
@@RandyPelletier Did a quick web search, she has a pretty decent bio, I wrote her and I'm waiting on her reply.
They're just testing the waters and warming up for the CBDC.
Another crazy fact is a lot of airport stores in the United States don't accept cash anymore
I’ve never been to a place like that. Denying cash is actually illegal. Federal reserve notes are required to be accepted for all debts public and private.
I thought that was just during the pandemic when they thought Covid could be spread that way. If they are still doing that they are breaking the law. Cash is legal tender.
Chic fil a don't take cash too
Not just in the States it happened to me last year at a UK airport: a real nightmare.
I was sending money to South America to build my home years ago. The bank sent me a letter that my account will be closed with no explanation. I went to speak to the branch manager and he was very surprised. A bank can close your account with no reason and we can close the account without giving the bank a reason also.
Not always that easy getting your money back if it happens.
You can't close an account if you owe the bank money, but if the bank owes you money they can close your account.
@@torontovoice1 It's different. If you close the account without giving a reason it could well be because of discrimination, which indeed is illegal. I know of a woman in a hair dressing salon that denied a Muslim to become a customer as she said "she wanted to choose her customers". Well she was sentenced in court for discriminating the customer. Why should it be different for a bank? Or is it "special rules" for banks? I see......
@@MrEdrftgyuji Well they can close your account if they have a good reason, if they don't it could be because of discrimination, which indeed is illegal. That's probably why they don't want to give a reason.
@@torontovoice1 OK so if I own a pub and I can see a guy comes in that I suspect or know have a different political view than myself I can ask him to leave, I don't have to tell him why other than it's a "corporate decision" or I can just say nothing. Well that's interesting. You can not deny people with another religion, but if it's politics it's suddenly fine? Is that really what you think is how it should be?
@@torontovoice1 Then it's something wrong with the law, plain and simple. In the UK if you go into a restaurant as a black man no one can deny you to enter, same, as if you enter as someone with a different political view you can not be denied either. It's discrimination if you are denied, and that is indeed illegal. that's why the banks usually refuse to give the reason, that is of course also illegal as we as humans have a right to know. A human right.
It's also happening in commie
Canada. Scotiabank de-banked Canadian veteran Jeremy Mackenzie.
We know about Canada .TheY seized the Truckers bank a/c s F.F.S. Canada is gone to the NWO.
Canadians are a joke and they gave their country away to immigrants in a weird desperate attempt to not be like their big brother America. When in fact Canadians should have been emulating the American spirit, not knocking it down. Sorry but as a dual Canadian/UK citizen I have no time for Canadians anymore.
maybe he shouldnt point guns at people...
@@jeffreywestgarth6317I was waiting for that comment. If he has his closed, so should all criminals including pedophiles, drug dealers, etc.
so sick of being owned and controlled
Seems like its a hostage situation, from the womb to the tomb....and let's not forget the death tax on that?
It gets so cold in Canada, bank accounts freeze.
I would be nervous doing business in the UK. They have very little regard for the term private property.
Last month, thousands of people and businesses in my community ALL got unbanked, over the course of a week.
A Credit Union.
On a Friday!
No notification; so, no time to find another bank before the CU reported them to the credit agencies. Unless they found another bank within that window (closure-reportage), ALL of these people are now without a bank- and there are only 4 banks in our whole region.
The very next week, businesses are closed, houses are up for sale and even an uptick in "judiciously placed" business fires.
No joke.
Which country is this?
Which Credit Union, Bank, Country, Town and business burnt down?
@@adrianling Arid-zone-a. One-AZ (the biggest CU), local gas stations, private homes, restaurants, USA. Local fire depts are expecting more. They know it's all arson, they were alerted directly that it might happen- with more to come- and they don't WANT to see the connection, yet- which is unfortunate because of the heat-wave currently going on. All of our volunteer fire-fighters bank with them, too.
I can't comment on any of the other banks doing this, I have only spoken to the people in the LONG lines outside the bank (also having experienced it myself).
De-bank1ng is happening more than people realize because if it happens to little people, no one cares.
It's all designed to FORCE desperate people to accept UB-eye and CBDCEE's.
@@danyellejorgensen4970 sounds like WEF, under their charter it states- by 2030 you will own nothing and be happy. Sounds like it's rolling out early with Gov assistance around the western societies. Good luck keep safe.
This is the reason why the world is moving away west institution financial.
I don't think the problem, for Farage, is so much about Brexit; that's old news. I think that it's much more about his next political project: dealing with corruption in politics; the system itself.
I worked for this banking group, PEP's "politically exposed persons" essentially was a flag on accounts which noted that the account was not to be considered a "normal business"
If Farage has US dealings, particularly where these funds are wired to his UK account, he would have had to declare that the company was controlled by him and that he is politically exposed. If the account was a historic personal account, or a business which was opened without the PEP process being followed, it would be closed as the identifier for the type of business cant be changed after opening. If its 43 years old, its possible that it was opened under another business type.
Now, if he no longer meets the requirements for coutts private banking he cant re-open a new account which carries the PEP flag and he would be advised to open a retail business account with (the sister retail brands) where they can.
There is a good chance that this is a mess up from what is a very badly run bank which is spiralling. However, it illuminates a very important concern we all should have which is access to a bank account, especially when you are a citizen of that country. Regardless of what you believe about Farage, we cannot allow selective rights of citizens based on beliefs...
Thats a separate conversation but to be pragmatic, diversify. Have a back up, hope for the best but prepare for the worst and listen to Andrew.
As it turned out, the coutts minimum balance requirement was made up. That term was only added to their website the day after the Farage video.
He wasn't a PEP. Hadn't held a significant political position since 2016.
Allegedly he has business dealings with Russia.
@@craighiggs3029Well, of course "allegedly". Just allege that someone has "dealings with Russia/Iran/etc" and you have excellent tool to make their life in their country impossible and force them to leave.
Nigel Farage isn't the first one in fact - Karin Kneissl had similar issues (banks won't open her an account) and is now somewhere in Morocco or Algeria.
He’s received payments from sanctioned countries.
I see this as a low-key win.
Let the banks die off, and let the people go back to using cash.
Cash is about to be ban
Bitcoin and crypto is the future.
when shit becomes money , the poor will be born with out A-holes
@@JDYTC ALPO dog food is the future .
@@mikeboate208 🤡 you do you 😗👍
I'm with the same banking group as Nigel. My account was frozen because I made a measly £10 charitablw donation to a good cause. In my case I got it unfrozen after a fortnight but was unable to speak to a human being for an explanation at any point. Don't fall for the bullshit that you have to be money laundering, abusive, or politically radical to get unbanked. All that is necessary is for the bank to notice you supporting ANY cause they do not agree with. All the banks started doing this recently even thought the legislation they base it on has existed for 20 years. Clearly it is an orchestrated policy of weaponising banking to suppress political dissent of any kind. It is quite simply a coup d'etat aimed at overthrowing democracy.
I had an account closed in Norway. As I had another dormant account in another bank I managed to get this open again, but I was given several sheets of paper which I had to ask all sorts of questions about crypto currency, if I was expecting a sum at over around 10k Euro to be transferred to the account from abroad. Apparently it was to do with new "EU regulations against white washing", well Norway is not even an EU member but what can you do they are like Soviet Union sneaking in upon you. So after around six months I needed to transfer 17k Euro as I sold an apartment in Germany and some of the money was needed in Norway for renovating a cabin. So a few days after I transferred I got a call from a rather annoyed woman in the bank, at least she sounded annoyed. She asked why I had filled out that I was not going to receive any money from abroad when I just had this amount of 17k Euro transferred. So I said well I did not have any plans for that at the time but now I needed it, whats the problem it's not a crime. It's from a German bank to a Norwegian bank so what's the problem?? Last time I checked German banks hardly handled illegal money. Well I needed to send them proof of what and where the money came from, the purpose of it bla bla bla, like I had done something really serious, transferring 17.000 Euro is a problem? Is it a problem for a Norwegian bank to receive money from an approved German bank?? I can understand if it was from Nigeria etc, but Germany? Well after some days I got a mail from the bank saying the "case was closed from their side", I almost got the impression that they had handed it over to the police fraud squad.. Very difficult to do anything these days with money that does not come from an employment situation, or benefits from the state. If you sell anything expensive like a property, a car, an expensive watch, a boat etc you are seriously questioned and treated like a criminal, I was probably lucky they did not close that account too....
@@AA-rs8gn No, can’t pay for much with bitcoin I’m afraid.
@@AA-rs8gn “Study it” no need to, I study it every day mate, have not noticed anywhere that take bitcoin as payments. So unless it’s accepted in at least 80-90% of places it’s useless compared to normal currencies. Fact.
so true, as soon as bigger figures start moving, they raise suspicion. like they almost want you poor and for the banks themselves to be rich.
I'm nowhere in your bracket, but even I have ran into this.
Wfhen I was still a schoolteacher, there was a random bank account I hadn't touched in three or four years. They closed it and tried their best to keep the money until I got a lawyer involved.
We weren't talking about a whole lot of cash here, but it was the principle of the thing.
It's not just the truckers' protest in Canada. A number of years ago, there were sanctions against Iran, and anyone with connections with Iran had their bank accounts frozen. Some Canadian teachers overseas in Kazakhstan got caught up in Russian sanctions when trying to send money from Kazakhstan back to Canada. This kind of thing could happen to anyone overseas.
Canada is terrible. Fascist liberal shithole.
Thanks for covering this... just an incredible story! Unbelievable shit goin' down all over the "garden" of the western countries.
it was Coutts, it was bailed out by government once and thus is under control of government.
Poor Nigel Farage. He was one of the primary accomplices in driving his country to commit the biggest self-inflicted wound in its history (Brexit), and now it seems that the UK doesn't want him around any more. What a surprise. Good riddance you loathsome piece of trash.
@harleymann2086serve your masters fools!
West now in trouble and financial meltdowns it's matter time they will collapse the fait system will collapse Bric gonna announced new currency on August 2023 . The whole world is moving away west financial institutions and dumping u.s dollar
a garden full of thorns
Never trust banks, get your money out.
get them where? and HOW much do you need to start "elsewhere"? thanks
Your time is the bank, get someone else's PRIVATE CURRENCY of US out.
A few days ago my card expired so I went to my bank in Bulgaria where I have a property . To my surprise they told me i had to fill in a questionnaire with a lot of questions, give them payslips from the UK and tell them where i pay tax. When i asked the reason for all this they told me it s a new European Community policy !
If I were Nigel I’d get with some friends and start our own bank (even better would be a credit union for victims of political persecution and digital nomads).
@@AA-rs8gn
Not really. Bitcoin requires electricity and internet to exchange. It also cannot be held in your hand.
What we need is a currency set to the gold standard like the old days.
@@AA-rs8gn check with the FBI on that one did they not announce that they had recovered Bitcoins from hackers, when the gas deliveries were hacked .
This is more common than people think. You do not really have to do anything wrong. People who own certain legal businesses have had accounts closed.
This is becoming a norm in the West. Similar story happened to Karen Kneissl - a former Austrian Foreign Minister. She as well had issues with bank accounts like this in EU and had to move to Algeria or Morocco.
This is the most informative channel explaining exactly on this topic. Thank you.
Glad you think so!
Same thing happened to Canadian pushing for sanity.
I remember your wonderful interview with Nigel Farage, one of your highlights. I was thinking he could consider Serbia. Great to hear your proposals, Andrew and sure, Montenegro could be an option. Many countries do not want “Trump-like people” but Serbians are still very pragmatic.
What is Trump like people? People that want to save their Countries well in that case who wants to give their money to a bunch of globalists control freaks? Glad I have a bank that isn't political!
But Nigel hates Eastern Europeans.
Monte Negro/ Черна Гора is (still) OK. They are not in the EU, but their official currency is Euro!
My bank takes deposits and gives no withdrawals...it's called the bank of the ex-wife.
😂😂👍🏻
So HSBC is the worst bank.
I wonder if there is a list of the best banks.
Wow! Just wow! How do you operate a business in the West without a Western bank account?
I didn't know we were at the stage where bank accounts can be denied.
probably since 10 years
It gets worse, bail INS.
The political rift economically split the world Trade. The placebo currency can 💋 MY TIMEBANK ! anyway.
Not in a normal country like Dubai and Singapore.
@@davidevans6618 This is inconceivable.
Farage banked with Coutts (a prestiguous private bank in the UK) and they actually stated that he had not been meeting the eligibility criteria (deposits/investments) for some time... They offered him an alternative account at another bank within the same group NatWest. I was relieved when I heard that this was the reason, I wondered if the UK were going down the same route as Trudeau did in Canada with the trucker's accounts... Either way I'm diversifying just in case.
So how come he's approached 9 other banks and been turned down.
@Michael-4 all we're getting is his side of the story. I'm guessing he's leaving out lots of details
@@MrNH718 Exactly!!
There's always two sides to a story. Thanks for the clarity.
If it is even true, that is extremely bad (possibly illegal) behaviour from a bank to discuss their clients' personal affairs with the press.
First it comes for ….. the controversial …… then it comes for perceived trouble people ………. Then it comes for the rest of us …….. we need big solutions before it gets to that point
freezing someones banks account because they are controversial, I don't agree with. Terrorist -- yes, but in times of civil crisis that line can be blurred
Nigel's experience was very educational .
There are a million reasons why they could have taken his account. They've been randomly closing people's accounts for decades. For Nigel to pretend like the closure of his bank account is a tipping point is very disingenuous.
@@mark2102
What makes this so horrible is that he’s been blacklisted. No bank will take him now.
Apparently, Coutts require a minimum of £1 million in this type of bank account. If you don’t have that amount of money in the account, matter how long you have dealt with the bank, Coutts close the account. Therefore, ask Nigel if he had £1 million in his account.
@patricksweeney5308 but it wasn't. He just didn't have a million in assets
I left the UK recently. So happy 😊
Hopefully you didn’t go to the US
I wonder who’s been running England since 2000/2001
13:15 This is so true.. I once established an HK company, they referred me to HSCB, and their reply was "when can you come to HK to open your account?" Avoid these garbage cookie-cutter "company startup" firms.
He needs a big piggy bank. When the interest rate is so low as 1% in many developed nations, it's even cheaper to keep cash at home or somewhere safer. Bank charges are exorbitant. This is why the rich and wicked keep a secret account in tax havens. Nigel should ask Zelensky advice where to bank his money.
My mom had a problem with her bank. They said that her signature was no good. But after some arguing, they accepted her signature. So she then put her signature to the test, and withdrew all her money, and closed the account. In both signature cases, it worked perfectly. My personal experience was with the CIBC bank, who at one point created long ago their own ATM version called the "Instant Teller". However, for some time, there was a delay involved due to the instant teller not being tied directly to the main system. So it could take several days before a deposit actually enters your account. As a result of this delay, my rent cheque bounced. CIBC then tried to charge me $25 for this. I said, "No problem. I can take this to court. You call this an instant teller, yet this is actually a delay teller.". They looked at each other, and then said to me, "Forget about the $25 charge.".
If you want to speak the truth in a "first world country" then you have to be ready for the consequences. I'm actually amazed that he is still alive. Princess Diana didn't last that long
How do we start our own bank?
He could get his Irish citizenship and then EU membership with that so he has 27 EU countries that may let him open a bank account.
In banks owned or controlled by the same people who denied him in the first place. The bank cartel has a long reach.
doesn't england are more powerfull than irish?
@patnor7354 this.
Mr. Farage may as well fly to Russia and fight the banking/political system there.
Farage secured his, and his entire families, EU residency, long before he sold the rest of us into exile island.
I think he has German citizenship
He's not the first. What is surprising is it happens in the US even though the federal government insures the banks.
IT shouldn't be allowed!
He already promised to leave the country if Brexit was a failure. He’s since admitted that Brexit is a failure but still hasn’t left anyway 🤷🏻♂️
Brexit was a failure because they wanted it to be a failure due to Westminster doing their best to not implement it when you have an entire cabinet that was pro remain what do you seriously expect, the outcome was thwarted at every single level, get your head out of the sand and actually realise who's pulling the strings seriously...
Only because of our useless politicians. And the country was failing before brexit as well.
Brexit wasn’t a failure. You don’t realize it yet but Europe is collapsing.
Britain hasn’t dodged the bullet, but it’s in the middle of dodging the 16 inch artillery shell.
Exactly!!!!
The sad thing is that their is no national outcry ,
I had my bank account closed in Spain and I am a know body. Just a call to come to the bank as i was unable to withdraw money. I was told my account was being closed at the end of the month and I had to leave. No reason....
Did you get your money back though
@@user-pf5xq3lq8i I went to go use my card and it wouldn’t work. I was on the way to my bank to ask them why and they called and said to come in. The man who opened my account 1yr before told me and my partner (he had a separate account) that the bank no longer wanted us and we had to the end of the month to withdraw our money and leave. We had to sign papers and everything. We asked why. He said he didn’t know as it came from higher up in the Madrid office. We were planning on moving back to France anyway so it worked out fine. But it was really strange. The same thing happened to my partner. Not able to access his money and then told to leave.
It was probably Coutts and he may have been offered a Natwest account.
It's also possible that he was below the minimum balance for Coutts but a private bank should inform their client to increase their balance at least, not just close it abruptly.
As it turned out, the coutts minimum balance requirement was made up. That term was only added to their website the day after the Farage video.
@@MrEdrftgyujiit was in place , just not on the website
Many thanks Andrew, I'm really surprised if Nigel is behind the curve on this one, if he is lesson learned. Forwards & onwards! ❤&🙏
Konstantin Kisin and Triggenometry have had the same thing happen.
This is 1984-style shit right here.
No, 1984 would be Nigel disappearing and everyone forgetting he even existed.
This is closer to something from a Tom Clancy novel with a hint of Atlas Shrugged.
Banking_service is an essential service and therefore should be free from political or personal bias.
The bank accounts should be operated according to govt regulations instead of personal opinions of bank employees.
"What if" scenarios are developing all over the world mainly targeted at suppression of population either by govt or private entities.
Very bad times!
For a regular bank to close a 40 year customer's bank account, or for governments to direct financial institutions not to allow donations to be deposited into Go Fund Me accounts like donating to Canadian Truckers in 2020, or to WikiLeaks (as Master Card and Visa blocked back in 2010), instances like that sort of forces wise people to shift to the P2P decentralised crypto financial systems. Bring it on suckers!
When banks see that an entrepreneur/individual is making money and they are not (in the form of loans, new accounts, etc) is when they make up any excuse to stop you from making a living. It's pure envy and greed!
Great video. Great subject.
Thank you!
Banks here in the UK are being questions about not paying decent rates for savers...!
Wish someone like you would help the littler people who watch you once in a while.😄😄😄
meanwhile they support ass fkn, as the pride splash screen shows up on the "ATM" ....that other well known acronym
When my bank (BBVA) was acquired by PNC, my accounts were closed because our business is in Puerto Rico.
Interesting.
Excellent understanding of Farage's situation and way forward
I didn't use your service but I generally avoid settling anything in EU and US. I like a lot of the cultural ideas like free speech and stuff but you hit the nail in the head when you talk about it. Freespeech is worse in the US and EU than the rest of the world. Freespeech is protected by law there, but you have to pay for it in legal fights, all the while getting cancelled for free. I do business in Asia, not in China anymore, and there are very few issues you have to avoid. Very few. And you don't get cancelled by randos. You get a visit by police and they'll tell you what is undesirable. It's not pleasant, but it is pretty darn clear and easy to work with as a business owner.
New currency will be announce by brick in August 2023 backed by gold and silver. And 2024 will be used by worldwide.
I wonder when people will wake up before its too late?
Oh the irony.
unbanking people should be illegal.
My friend who is a poker player in Canada had his account closed by Scotia Bank because of all the emts he was getting.
What is emts ?
However the official excuse of the private bank was that Nigel Farage's bank account shut for :"falling below wealth limit" or financial threshold required to hold an account at this private bank.
By his own admission not the banks, also he’s received payments from sanctioned countries which attracts closer scrutiny. If you can’t prove where the money comes from they close the accounts end of. He’s just being a snowflake for being told he can’t have the special account.
Need banks that realize that your money is yours not theirs ! 😤
Glad to be getting a dual nationality with st kitts and nevis
Congratulations.
@@nomadcapitalist thanks, your videos have been a big influence on deciding that country! Thanks for the info
Why is the name of the banks being protected? They should be named. I don't want to do business with them.
Those jerks think no one see thru their lies. The fact that their first defense was "it is not
political" says it all.
This is one of the signs that the EURO zone is doomed.
Not political? TODAY, is all about politics.
Nigel Farage was one of the most interesting moments of Nomad 2022 in Mex City and, quite frankly, I thought the most fascinating guest speaker to listen too...
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I left Canada because of similar insanities. I moved my business to a red state for the time being
Maybe if bankers started getting horsewhipped again, they'd knock this shit off.
In times of crisis, I've seen folks accumulate up to $800K and even pull it off without any difficulty. If you are exceptionally informed and well-equipped, every crash or collapse has an equal market probability. The boom or crash will undoubtedly make someone extremely wealthy.
It has been reported by the BBC that he fell below the balance threshold to have an account with his current bank, but was offered an account in the poor persons banking arm of the same banking facility, Natwest
He also said seven banks refused him,and he said his bank that closed his account didn't give him a reason
So I'm not sure if that BBC report should be believed
Strange that the bank gave BBC the reason, but not him 🤨
Same media reporting this story are the ones who told you 🐑 the 💉 was "safe and effective" and you fell for it!!! You'll believe anything they print 🤡
I believe him before the bank .. he clearly stated the denied him company account
@@Jules-nv4ht And it doesn't explain why seven other banks refused him
Apparently,his balance qas below the threshold for the last ten years as well
And this is in part why I preach to Westerners embrace and support multipolar world. It's bringing opportunity as the western world goes into an open dictatorship
There is an old saying “Be careful what you ask for, you just may get it” In the scenario you present the collective west will reap the whirlwind, because they have a romantic notion of the the alluring beauty of Soviet Era government. As they sink into the mire they also paint themselves into a corner with these sanctions...Essentially they defeat themselves...
Another reason to internationalize asap
Just wait for CBDC's. This will only get worse.
@@sassenspeyghel4155 Are you out of your tiny mind?
@@sassenspeyghel4155 Sorry I like Freedom better than enslavement!
Your savings are your dream and the government should not interfere with it. Sadly, your savings are coveted by the state, so they will be spent in a way that supports their agenda. Just as a house is our castle, so our savings are our dreams, and neither of the two should be encroached upon.
Access to banking should not become tied to what someone believes. If we see any trace of this, it indicates that we are falling under a corporate dictatorship.
Looks like they took lessons from Trudeau and his entourage! I'll be using my Italian citizenship very soon for financial reasons!
Good luck with that!
@@nomadcapitalist thanks! I’m always checking out your channel for updates and news!
Most people don’t even get the call
This is happening to hundreds of people
There is no another solution than bring down the whole fait system and banking system and u.s dollar for world peaceful
They also have all his transactions, personal and business, since the 1980s and I guarantee you they are trawling through those looking for “tidbits”.
My god. How complicated to be i😮living in today's s😢world. The USA and the industrial West probably the least free countries in the world.
I'm ready to secede!
Many people I know opened bank account in mexico not living there and they are not residents of Mexico.
They started with Tate now Nigel and YOU NEXT!
Why would they go after Nomad? Oh I know he is a free thinker ...That hate anyone who is!
welp i dont have to be loyal to no banks anmore after nigel's story i might open some foreign accounts incase the bank decides to close my account for no reason in canada id still have my offshore accounts...
Who is John Galt?🤔 Andrew Henderson!
Thank you for helping Nigel
BREXIT, next is BANKEXIT
A fundamental issue is, no one reads the small print,
It’s the predominant driving force, once you’ve signed INTO, a contract.
Understanding that contract, is relatively straightforward, the close gap, is the issue,
ANSWER: which reclusive group of elites directly own or indirectly control all the banks in the UK?
You can tell stories very well.
More.
💥💥BITCOIN IS THE ANSWER 💥💥
Wait just a minute, these letters from the bank might be a blessing for him,especially at the rate of collapse so many banks are going through